1971 Mercury Cyclone GT

Car History

In a world of Tribute or clone cars, it is refreshing to see an extremely rare muscle car such as the 1971 Mercury Cyclone GT we have here at Adventure Classics. It not only has a lot of the factory paperwork but has the much-desired Marti Report that proves its heritage as a real-deal Cyclone GT.

This 1971 Mercury Cyclone Spoiler is real American muscle that has all the right features to grab attention on the outside and plenty of V8 power under the hood.

The Cyclone was Mercury's version of the Torino GT packs an upscale punch that will make Ford fans smile everywhere it goes.

Engine & Drivetrain

Under the hood is exactly what you want to see in a muscle machine like this. Not only is it Ford's hardy 351-4V cubic-inch V8 engine sitting in the clean and detailed engine compartment, but it has all the factory equipment it came with like the four-barrel carburetor, stock intake, blue painted factory air cleaner assembly with the chrome lid and Mercury 351-4V decal, ignition, cast iron exhaust manifolds, power steering, power front disc brakes, “Whisper-Aire” air conditioning, and is backed by the Select-Shift C6 automatic transmission.

Interior

Our GT has is all about Mercury's blend of luxury and performance and it has the factory-correct dark green vinyl houndstooth interior that features high-back bucket seats with textured inserts that give it a much more upscale look and feel, as well as the matching rear seat, triple-spoke steering wheel that gives an unobstructed view of the extra wide speedometer in the green dash with all the factory gauges and electric clock in the Special Instrumentation Package it was ordered with.

This upscale performance car is also has the green matching headliner, rear seats and door panels, carpet, center console, and a pushbutton AM radio, all in great shape.

Exterior

The Cyclone has the look of one mean muscle car from the aggressive hood scoop, hidden headlights, and gunsight grille, to the semi-fastback profile with subtle fender flairs, it was built to intimidate.

The slick paint lets the bright work really shine in places like the chrome bumpers and factory smoothie styled factory mag wheels rolling on BFG raised white letter TA Radial tires you're sure to turn some heads in this correct and total package.

Even the trunk is nicely appointed with the full size spare tire, jack, and Ford trunk mat that really looks good.

Conclusion

It is not often that you will find a rare muscle car such as the 1971 Mercury Cyclone GT, verified by The Marti Report, like the one we have here at Adventure Classics, and when you do you better buy it fast as these are really climbing in price in the collector market so get this real-deal one today.

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